Randy, a senior at St. Mary's Catholic High School in California, is suspended for wearing a shirt with the

slogan "Weed for Christ." Randy sued the school for infringing his First Amendment rights. The school

defended its action, claiming that the slogan constituted obscene speech and caused substantial

disruption to the educational environment at the school. Who will win?

(a) Randy, because weed is legal for medicinal and recreational use in California.

(b) The school, because the slogan is obscene.

(c) Randy, because the slogan is "speech," so it is protected under the First Amendment.

(d) The school, because weed is an illegal drug under federal law, which preempts state law and gives

schools authority to prohibit students from advocating the use of illegal drugs.

(e) Randy, because Jesus is the son of God, who created weed, and God's laws preempt federal law.